you mean excluding the 25000 that were reportedly dead last week?

Explorers:
Iranian advertising before the Islamic revolution, 1979.

this are jews not iranians

all pictures shows students and vacation spot.. i know there are british-iranians. American-iranian etc. what if they were the only ones in the picture.. do you watch farsi tv or ifilm before you can conclude this are iranians.. and the afghanistan pictures so nothing but a similitude to what the iranian pictures show.. its the westerners who were there to enforce their culture on them via western education.. why was a picture from prayer ground or quaranic graduation or a maket not shown... we all know how schools were in those day.. another propaganda news from mainstream outlet

Lightorder:
if you can define what true success is, tell me one successful country without the WEST ?

nawa o.. just one you say.. ok probably our defination of succes might be different.. North korea is succesful, Iran is succesful, venezuela is succesful, cuba is succesful, mexico is succesful as in too many countries.. see botswana, see djibouti.. i believe you will want to argue that this countries depends on some US whatever but dont worry, i have a question for you, tell me just one country in the world that the US and its western alies didnt destroy one thing or the other within their country?

Ekoblendedsince:
For those hailing Russia for invading Ukraine,how will you feel if the same is done to you?

is it not better for nigeria to be invaded than this mess we are in?..

few more precision strikes

Russian forces hit a Ukrainian special forces training center early on Sunday, killing more than 100 local troops and foreign mercenaries, the Ministry of Defense has said. A Ukrainian Special Operations Forces training center near the town of Ovruch in the northern Zhytomyr Region, which hosted the mercenaries, was targeted by “high-precision air-launched missiles,” ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said during a briefing. The airstrike has eliminated more than 100 Ukrainian special ops troops and foreign soldiers of fortune, he added. A week ago, Russia destroyed another mercenary base at the Yavoriv range in the western Lviv region, saying that up to 180 foreign fighters were killed there. Kiev disputed those numbers and put the death toll at 35 people. It also insisted that all those who died in the attack were Ukrainian. However, after the strike, reports emerged of mercenaries fleeing to neighboring Poland in large numbers. Some would-be combatants have complained on social media and in interviews that the conflict turned out not to be what they expected. Russia has warned that it was aware of all the locations of mercenaries on the territory of Ukraine and promised to continue targeting them “without mercy.” “All further responsibility for the death of this category of foreign citizens in Ukraine rests solely with the leadership of these countries," who encourage its people to answer to Kiev’s repeated calls for help in the conflict, Konashenkov said last week. Moscow sent its troops into Ukraine last month following a seven- year standoff over Kiev's failure to implement the terms of the Minsk agreements, and Russia’s eventual recognition of the breakaway Donbass republics of Donetsk and Lugansk. The German- and French-brokered protocols had been designed to regularize the status of those regions within the Ukrainian state. Russia has now demanded that Ukraine officially declare itself a neutral country that will never join the US-led NATO military bloc. Kiev insists the Russian offensive was completely unprovoked and has denied claims it had been planning to retake the two republics by force.

BritishNaija:


If Russia have not decleared War in ukraine, what are they doing then in ukraine?

It does not matter if TU-160 is faster than f-16 or not, it can never outrun Anti Aircraft missiles, It will be shotdown if they try to fly it over Ukraine which still have Air Defence system.

hnmm.. calm down and learn..

Mickykarim:
The question is, can Russia produce and meet all the world domestic oil needs? A counter argument to Russia Armstrong and arm-twisting the world to submission. Not feasible.

in that quest, they will be the richest country in the world and most feard, i dont even pray that happens, it cant supply the whole worl but atleast make it the game changer in oil dealings

shebi dey say Russia left space, they left a US astronaut to fall off and that Nasa has launched a rocket to hold the space station from falling or bring the astronaut home... nawa o.
missinformation

AfriBreakinNews:
I can't help a blind man

oga it seems you are the blind one here, where's the prove..

mtchew.. let it be embarasing now.. is it your embarasment.. i love be weak.. it gives me satis faction...

people wey get very simple problems for their family wey them no fit solve they talk about Russia and other world activities.. iranu

not in war yet falling like paper. what if in war.. they say bad weather.. hhhhhh not in war yet falling like paper. what if in war.. they say bad weather.. hhhhhh

A US Marine Corps aircraft with four people on board went missing in northern Norway during the “Cold Response” NATO exercises in the Arctic, the Norwegian military confirmed on Friday. A possible crash site has been located and rescue crews are trying to reach it overland due to bad weather conditions. The V-22 Osprey was on a training mission and was due to land at the Forsvaret Air Force base of Bodo at 6pm local time on Friday, the Norwegian military said in a statement . Its last known location was at Saltfjellet, a mountain range in the Nordland province. Search and rescue efforts were launched by 6:30pm local time, and “discoveries were made from the air” at 9:17pm, at Gratadalen in Beiarn, the military in Oslo added. Due to bad weather conditions, however, local police and rescue services have been dispatched to the site by road. “There have been snowstorms in the area and winds that are quite strong and increasing. So the weather is playing against us,” rescue service spokesman Thomas Ringen told the newspaper VG . However, Ringen said the “area of interest” is not far from a road, so he hoped it would be “reasonably easy” for rescuers to reach it. Friday was supposed to be the last day of Cold Response 2020, a massive NATO exercise hosted by Norway and designed to test alliance forces’ capabilities and cooperation “in a challenging Arctic environment with rugged terrain and extreme cold weather,” according to the US Marine Corps. Some 1,500 US troops from the USMC, army, navy and the air force were to take part in the drills, along with forces from eight other NATO and “partner nations” numbering 15,000 in total. The tilt-rotor Bell-Boeing V-22 is an aircraft of unique design, capable of taking off and landing like a helicopter but flying like an airplane. This makes it challenging to fly, however. During development, the model had four crashes that resulted in 30 deaths. A total of 12 more people have died in seven crashes since the V-22 went into service in 2007, operated mainly by the Marines and the US Air Force.

she looks like a russian.. very harsh looking face.. abi she be wrestler

ednut1:
she lies on the floor while you stand on the bed

waiting this one dey yarn again... e mad gon.

Reflect7:
What we need next is a fighter jet manufacturer.

I think it's just a matter of time.

china never expert for fighter jets. iran never make one, south africa no dey reason am.. when nigeria go start.. 50years

believe UK news at your own peril

everything na russia

The US Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee has boosted its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, the first increase in over three years as the policymaking body seeks to rein in near-record inflation. The new rate will run between .25% and .5%. In addition to the rate hike announced Wednesday, six more are planned throughout 2022, according to a statement from the privately-owned institution. The Fed noted it “ seeks to achieve maximum employment and inflation at the rate of 2% over the long run ,” insisting the unemployment rate would finish out the year at a reasonable 3.5%. As of February, it stood at 3.8%. The Fed also announced it plans to start offloading Treasury securities, agency debt and agency mortgage-backed securities in the near future. Chairman Jerome Powell told journalists after the meeting that the central bank could begin selling those assets as soon as May, producing the equivalent of another rate hike, which he was quick to pin on Russia. Powell insisted the committee was “ determined to take the measures necessary to restore price stability ,” acknowledging the “ risks of further upward pressure on inflation and inflation expectations.” While the White House had initially claimed the soaring US inflation was only “ transitory ,” the Fed later admitted the problem was more serious than they believed and have belatedly attempted to wrestle it into submission. Individual committee members admitted they expect higher-than- usual inflation, “ reflecting supply and demand imbalances related to the pandemic, higher energy prices, and broader price pressures ,” while projected GDP was downgraded from 4% to 2.8% - a drop blamed on the conflict in Ukraine. “ In the near term the invasion and related events are likely to create additional upward pressure on inflation and weigh on economic activity,” the committee said, acknowledging that beyond the “ tremendous human and economic hardship ,” they were uncertain what the conflict between Russia and Ukraine would ultimately bring. Russian President Vladimir Putin hit back against the endless torrent of “ blame Russia ” narratives on Wednesday, telling “ ordinary westerners ” that they were being conned into blaming their own government's problems on Moscow. “ You are being persistently told that your current difficulties are the result of Russia’s hostile actions and that you have to pay from your own pockets for the efforts to counter the alleged Russian threat ,” Putin said in a speech. “ All of that is a lie. ” The rush to hike interest rates at a pace not seen in years, in an attempt to bring inflation back under control, has been met with cries for caution from some experts, as the last time interest rates were raised so quickly, it triggered a significant recession. With certain parts of the US economy still not recovered from government-imposed pandemic policies, such an outcome could finish them off, critics said. Some financial experts were less than sanguine about the prospect of multiple rate hikes over the course of the coming year, suggesting the 'medicine' might do more harm than good – even if it didn't end up killing the patient. “ We might be on the cusp of the Fed raising rates at the same time there is a minus sign in front of GDP ,” Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer of Bleakley Advisory Group, wrote in response to the Fed's move, according to CNBC. “ What an awful position to be in .” US gas prices have reached record highs, surging 38% over the last 12 months, while grain and other food staple commodities are in short supply. Meanwhile, nearly all market indicators have outstripped the Fed’s 2% inflation target.

wicked

Moscow believes that laboratories in Ukraine funded by the US military were making biological weapons components, but that local staff was being kept in the dark about their research, a senior Russian general said on Thursday. Lieutenant-General Igor Kirillov, who commands the Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Protection Forces of Russia, presented documents and imagery showing why the military has come to such a conclusion. “We believe that components of biological weapons were being made on the territory of Ukraine,” said Kirillov. He noted that the documents he was presenting “have the signatures of real officials and are certified by the seals of organizations,” for those journalists and experts in the West doubting their veracity. One document, dated March 6, 2015 confirms the “direct participation of the Pentagon in the financing of military biological projects in Ukraine,” Kirillov said. The US officially funded the projects through the Ukrainian Ministry of Health, according to the Agreement on Joint Biological Activities. However, the evidence shows that the real recipients of some $32 million in funds were Ukrainian Defense Ministry laboratories in Kiev, Odessa, Lvov and Kharkov. These facilities were chosen by the US Department of Defense’s Threat Reduction Administration (DTRA), and the contractor Black and Veatch, to carry out the U-P-8 project, aimed at studying the pathogens of Crimea-Congo hemorrhagic fever, leptospirosis, and hantaviruses, Kirillov said, pointing to a slide with the Pentagon’s request. “From our point of view, the interest of US military biologists is due to the fact that these pathogens have natural foci both in Ukraine and in Russia, and their use can be disguised as natural disease outbreaks,” the general said. According to the evidence, the labs isolated three bacterial pathogens (causing plague, brucellosis and leptospirosis) and six families of viruses, including coronaviruses, all of which were drug-resistant and spread rapidly from animals to humans. A number of documents confirmed the samples taken in Ukraine to other countries – Georgia, Germany, and the UK. Kirillov showed official documents confirming the transfer of 5,000 samples of blood serum taken from Ukrainian citizens to the Pentagon-backed Richard Lugar center in Tbilisi, Georgia. Another 773 biological assays were transferred to the UK, while an agreement was signed for the transfer of “unlimited quantities” of infectious materials to the Friedrich Loeffler Institute, Germany’s leading center for animal diseases. However, the analysis of the obtained evidence suggests that Ukrainian specialists were not aware of the potential risks of transferring these materials, and may have been kept in the dark about the true goal of the ongoing research, Kirillov noted. Documents from Project P-781, a study of ways of transmitting diseases to humans through bats, showed it was carried out by the Kharkov laboratory and the Lugar Center in Georgia, but Ukraine received most of the $1.6 million grant for the project. Kirillov said that “systematic” research in this area has been carried out since 2009, under the supervision of US specialists – referencing projects P-382, P-444 and P-568. As one of the key people involved, Kirillov named the head of the DTRA office at the US Embassy in Kiev, Joanna Wintrol. “Maybe she’s worth talking to, journalists?” he said. Wintrol left Kiev in August 2020. In her parting interview, she insisted no US scientists worked in Ukrainian biolabs and accused Russia of spreading “false information” about the program. Kirillov pointed to mass outbreaks of avian flu in Russia and the EU in 2021, causing billions in damages, while the Kharkov Institute of Veterinary Medicine was studying wild birds as transmission vectors and assessing conditions under which the spread could cause economic damage and food insecurity. Evidence now shows the institute collected strains of avian flu capable of jumping species, Kirillov said, calling for an international investigation into the matter. Some of the documents at the Kherson laboratory appear to be missing and may have been destroyed, Kirillov said, suggesting it was related to the 2018 outbreak of a mosquito-borne parasitic disease in that region, and a possible cover-up. Four cases of dirofilariasis were detected in February that year, which is not typical for mosquito life cycles, the general said. Pentagon representatives visited the local hospitals in April, collecting medical records and getting briefed on the epidemiological investigation. However, “no documentary evidence regarding this outbreak has been found in the Kherson laboratory,” leading the Russian military to believe that “the urgency of destroying such documentary evidence is explained by the desire to prevent access to them by Russian specialists.” There was also an outbreak of drug-resistant tuberculosis in 2018, among the citizens of the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, with 70 cases detected around the village of Pesky – on the frontline with Ukrainian troops – alone. “This may indicate a deliberate infection, or an accidental leakage of the pathogen from one of the biological laboratories located on the territory of Ukraine,” Kirillov said. The Russian general brought up the long history of US conducting banned biological research in other countries, noting as an example that in 2010 Washington apologized for syphilis experiments in Guatemala. “We will continue to examine the evidence and inform the global community about the illegal activities of the Pentagon and other US government agencies in Ukraine,” Kirillov said

secnelly:
I wonder what iz remaining of Russia in 6 months from now.

The Sanctions may appear to be mere words but we will cross-check on Russia after 6 months.

do you have any idea how the Russian Rubble has grown in the midst of sanctions?..
naira no match in the past 5years..

see how china dey take play game

China has dismissed calls from NATO for it not to support Russia in any way on Thursday, reminding the bloc it was its US-led forces which bombed its embassy in Belgrade during the 1999 attack on Yugoslavia. “Chinese people can fully relate to the pains and sufferings of other countries because we will never forget who had bombed our embassy in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. We need no lecture on justice from the abuser of international law,” a spokesman for the Beijing’s diplomatic mission to the EU said , responding to remarks made by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. Branding NATO a “Cold War remnant,” the diplomat suggested the organization needed to do some self-reflection to examine if it was contributing to world peace and stability, with its expansion and military operations. Stoltenberg targeted China on Tuesday ahead of a NATO defense ministers’ emergency meeting. He suggested Beijing should “join the rest of the world in condemning strongly the brutal invasion of Ukraine by Russia” and said that any kind of support for Moscow now would help it “to continue to wage war which is causing death, suffering and an enormous amount of destruction.” “China has an obligation as a member of the UN Security Council to actually support and uphold international law,” he added. Russia’s attack against Ukraine, which it launched in late February, was partially justified by NATO’s creeping expansion. Moscow said it posed an increasing threat to its national security that had to be eliminated after the US and its allies refused to deescalate the situation peacefully. Russia also said it had to protect rebels in eastern Ukraine from continued attacks by Ukrainian government forces. Beijing voiced support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity, but agreed with Moscow’s rationale, saying that NATO’s European expansion was clearly provocative. China refused to impose sanctions against Russia and criticized nations that did so, calling such measures illegal and damaging to the world economy. An American B-2 bomber hit the Chinese embassy in Belgrade at around midnight on May 7, 1999, killing three Chinese journalists and injuring some 20 people. The targeting was done by the CIA, which later claimed it wanted to provide coordinates for a nearby military depot. President Bill Clinton apologized for the attack, calling it an accident. NATO launched the 1999 bombing campaign against Yugoslavia without authorization from the UN Security Council, where both Russia and China vetoed all attempts. The military action was justified by a need to protect rebels in Kosovo from continued attacks by Yugoslav forces.

WibusJaga:


& he wants to dominate his own people & neighbour countries.
Dictatorship is an outdated system. How can one man be ruling a country of millions for over 20years & possibly for a lifetime. Anyone who challenges him is dealt with. More like in a jungle where the most vicious rules.
Imagine if Abacha was still alive ruling Nigeria up till now.

Nigeria would have been better though we wouldnt know cos of our stupidity

what i dont get is, is it only universities that trains graduates and is it only in universities that best brains are?

war

Russia has largely achieved its objective of neutralizing the Ukrainian military, but Western governments mistakenly believe the deliberate progress designed to avoid civilian casualties reflects weakness and are funneling weapons to prolong the fighting, a former top Pentagon adviser has said. Russian President Vladimir Putin has given strict orders from the outset to avoid civilian casualties and extensive property damage, retired US Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor told the Grayzone in an extensive interview on Tuesday. This has slowed the Russians’ advance “to the point where it has given false hope both to the Ukrainians … but seized on by people in the West, to try and convince the world that a defeat is in progress, when in fact the opposite is the case,” Macgregor said. “The war, for all intents and purposes, has been decided,” the retired colonel said. “The entire operation from day one was focused on the destruction of Ukrainian forces. That’s largely complete.” The Ukrainian units still active “are completely surrounded, cut off and isolated in various towns and cities,” said Macgregor, including as many as 60,000 on the border with Donetsk, whose supplies are likely running out by now. Media coverage of the fighting, however, ignores this reality and paints a picture of the Russian military being “inept” – in the words of some US senators – because it didn’t defeat Kiev in mere days. This is then used as an argument by advocates of NATO intervention and a “no-fly zone,” but also those who wish to send more weapons to Kiev. “It’s very obvious Washington wants this to continue as long as possible, in hopes Russia would be desperately harmed. I just don’t see that happening,” Macgregor told Grayzone on Tuesday. The biggest problem right now is that “in the West, there is no truth. There is wishful thinking and there is this impression of success by the Ukrainians that doesn’t stack up,” the colonel added. “The biggest lie I’ve heard repeated on television is, Russian troops have been told to deliberately murder Ukrainian civilians. That’s absurd, it’s nonsense.” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky asked the US Congress on Wednesday to send fighter jets, air defense missiles and other weapons to Kiev, as well as establish a no-fly zone over Ukraine, so his army could defeat Russia. He made the same argument to Canadian lawmakers on Tuesday. Macgregor, however, believes that such shipments will have no effect and that Zelensky’s refusal to negotiate an armistice is only going to get more Ukrainians killed.

CoronaVirusPro:






What's so special about the missile? Did it pass through any foreign radar system?

Please stop hyping that outdated military. All have seen their all and failures in Ukraine

As at today? Kyiv is still standing despite Putin and the hunters he calls soldiers, built up for months before invasion


Outdated and soviet era military.


SU-34 falling like a chicken from the sky


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0gudaEmak0

human beign, there wasnt any sukhoi 34 that was shot doen here in this video, this was a video where the air defence syatem of ukrain brought down a russian missile...